Question 1

how can i treat the pain from a burn blister?

Accepted Answer

Cold water, etc: Apply cold water to the area.  If the pain is persistant, you may want to take tylenol (acetaminophen) and then see your doctor who can prescribe an anti burn medication such as silvadene to help stop the pain and facilitate the healing.

Question 2

what is the proper way to treat a popped burn blister on a child?

Accepted Answer

Keep covered: The main risk of popped blisters associated with burns is the risk of infection. It is important to keep the area clean, covered with an antibiotic cream, and a dressing. Any loose skin can be carefully trimmed away to prevent it from trapping infection. Please see the doctor if the area is very large, gets red and tender, or has lots of drainage.

Question 3

burn blister has popped, how to treat?

Accepted Answer

A 2nd-degree burn...: Is a partial-thickness burn that will heal on its own, given good wound care. Keep the wound clean and apply antibiotic ointment to it until healed. Use simple pain meds, such as Ibuprofen or Acetaminophen for discomfort. If it does not heal or seems like it's getting infected, you should seek medical care.

Question 4

how do you treat a second degree burn if the blisters split?

Accepted Answer

: Keep the area clean with soap &amp; water and or peroxide. Dry the area using a hair dryer at a no heat setting as needed.  Apply a small amount of antibiotic ointment to cover the area. Cover loosely and check the site twice daily. If it dries out &amp; does not drain or get redder, you are doing fine.

Question 5

what oinment is good for burn blister?

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Burn Blister: If the blister is intact, leave it alone! the skin underneath the blister is actually healing while the blister protects it from further damage and infection. Use sterile white petrolatum or petroleum jelly and a light gauze wrap to protect it until it bursts on its own (this can take days).

Question 6

what can i do if a burn blister exploded?

Accepted Answer

Use antibiotic cream: Apply antibiotic cream and a protective dressing.

Question 7

how long will a burn blister take to fully heal?

Accepted Answer

1 week: Normal healing process is approximately 7 days. If there is factors preventing normal healing then healing process will be delayed if wound remains open after 3 weeks this is considered chronic non healing ulcer.

Question 8

would my burn blister and how can i relieve the pain if it does?

Accepted Answer

Pain from blister: Blisters can occur in some burns. It usually helps to run cold water over the area of the burn. Application of silvadene (silver sulfadiazine) cream over the area can help in some pain relief and healing. It it is important to avoid infection.

Question 9

what does a small burn blister look like when it starts to heal?

Accepted Answer

Healing: If there were fluid in the blister, the area would dry over time.  As long as there is no redness or swelling, the healing will continue--
if there is redness or pus, you must see your physician.

Question 10

i'm worried because my burn blister got bigger!, what do you suggest?

Accepted Answer

Wouldn't worry: Depends upon how big the blister is.  Not uncommon for blisters to increase in size.  If the blister is intact,  do not disturb it.  However, if it ruptures, make sure to remove all of the blister.  If you have any questions,  see your physician.

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